By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle
With lots of firepower at the top of Kentucky 6A classification,
Boone County is hoping that it can just keep improving and get a shot at either
St. Xavier or
Trinity in the post-season. Friday night Boone County, ranked #3 in the lastest Associated Press Class 6A rankings, beat Ryle 28-14 to clinch a top-seed for the playoffs. It was a big night for junior running back
Charles Quainoo, who carried 53 times for 306 yards. The Kentucky record for carries in a game is 57 set by
Jeremy Britt of
Warren East back in 1997.
Click here for a game recap.
Kentucky High School Football Scores
Friday, October 24, 2008USA Today Super 25 #23 St. Xavier 57 Pleasure Ridge Park 6
Around KentuckyAllen Co.-Scottsville 20, Russell Co. 13
Beechwood 48, Bellevue 0
Bell Co. 70, McCreary Central 0
Berea 61, Williamson, W.Va. 8
Boone Co. 28, Ryle 14
Bourbon Co. 42, Pendleton Co. 26
Bowling Green 54, Barren Co. 3
Boyle Co. 53, East Jessamine 0
Breathitt Co. 55, Powell Co. 13
Bullitt Central 40, Lou. Southern 22
Butler Co. 35, Webster Co. 0
Central Hardin 14, Greenwood 7
Christian Co. 42, Owensboro 34
Corbin 60, Leslie Co. 6
Cov. Holy Cross 13, Newport 7, OT
Crittenden Co. 58, Fulton Co. 8
Danville 41, Washington Co. 21
Daviess Co. 21, Madisonville-North Hopkins 0
Dayton 51, Bishop Brossart 21
Elizabethtown 47, Lou. Shawnee 14
Estill Co. 29, Harlan Co. 20
Frankfort 30, Eminence 0
Franklin-Simpson 56, Logan Co. 14
Gallatin Co. 8, Walton-Verona 7
Harrison Co. 13, Franklin Co. 7
Hazard 41, Pineville 0
Henderson Co. 13, Marshall Co. 7
Knox Central 49, Madison Southern 0
Lex. Bryan Station 28, Ashland Blazer 14
Lex. Christian 49, Fairview 14
Lex. Henry Clay 32, Lex. Tates Creek 6
Lexington Catholic 69, West Jessamine 26
Lou. Christian Academy 29, Owen Co. 20
Lou. DeSales 30, Carroll Co. 15
Lou. DuPont Manual 41, Lou. Butler 20
Lou. Holy Cross 28, Lou. Ky. Country Day 7
Lou. St. Xavier 57, Lou. Pleasure Ridge Park 6
Lou. Valley 52, Lou. Atherton 6
Madison Central 28, Shelby Co. 6
Mayfield 49, Fulton City 8
Mercer Co. 48, South Laurel 14
Metcalfe Co. 14, Glasgow 0
Monroe Co. 32, Green Co. 27
Muhlenberg South 27, Paducah Tilghman 14
Murray 28, Reidland 0
Newport Central Catholic 52, Lloyd Memorial 21
North Oldham 17, Western Hills 7
Oldham Co. 35, Anderson Co. 21
Perry Co. Central 29, North Laurel 22
Pikeville 22, Paintsville 12
Pulaski Co. 54, Lincoln Co. 27
Raceland 34, Nicholas Co. 0
Scott Co. 35, George Rogers Clark 7
Simon Kenton 15, Campbell Co. 7
Spencer Co. 38, Henry Co. 25
Taylor Co. 61, Jackson Co. 14
Union Co. 52, McLean Co. 8
Wayne Co. 33, Garrard Co. 12
West Carter 19, Fleming Co. 13
Whitley Co. 42, Clay Co. 26
Williamsburg 28, Lynn Camp 12
John Hardin will get a shot at redemption next week when it faces Doss in the Kentucky 5-A high school football quarterfinals. The Bulldogs' (11-1) only loss this season was back on October 24th at the hands of Doss (10-2). John Hardin advanced to the Region 2 championship by beating Oldham County 43-23 on Friday. Click here for game recap.
With lots of firepower at the top of Kentucky 6A classification, Boone County is hoping that it can just keep improving and get a shot at either St. Xavier or Trinity in the post-season. Friday night Boone County, ranked #3 in the lastest Associated Press Class 6A rankings, beat Ryle 28-14 to clinch a top-seed for the playoffs. It was a big night for junior running back Charles Quainoo, who carried 53 times for 306 yards. The Kentucky record for carries in a game is 57 set by Jeremy Britt of Warren East back in 1997. Click here for a game recap.
